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Stickman Bike puts a stick-figure rider on a BMX and asks for one thing: get through the level without wrecking. It is a physics driving game, so the bike does not follow a set path. Every bump, slope and landing changes how the frame tilts, and your job is to keep the rider upright while still moving forward.

If you came to Drive Mad for its headline game, this is the same kind of challenge on two wheels. There is no engine to trust and no forgiving handling model. You feel the momentum, you feel the tilt, and a small mistake can send the rider tumbling. Rounds are short, and restarting is quick, which suits a few minutes of play or a longer run of retries on a tricky section.

It runs in the browser with nothing to install, and it is free to play with no account.

How to play

The arrow keys or WASD drive the bike and tilt it. Up or W pedals forward, and the left and right keys lean the bike and rider back or forward in the air. The tilt controls matter as much as the throttle, because they decide how you land.

A run goes like this. You build speed on flat ground, ease off as you meet a hill or a bump, and use the tilt keys to line the wheels up with the ground before you touch down. The game may include tricks such as flips. The controls above are the ones we can confirm, so try them in the first level and see what your bike does.

Tips

• Go easy on the throttle over bumps and hills. Holding it down usually makes the front wheel lift or the bike flip.
• Correct your tilt while you are still in the air, not after you land. Landing on both wheels keeps your speed.
• If a section keeps beating you, slow down and treat it as a balance problem instead of a speed problem.
• Restart quickly after a bad crash instead of trying to recover from a flipped bike.

Similar games on Drive Mad

Hill Climb Racing Lite is the closest cousin if you like managing throttle over uneven ground in a car. Crazy Bikes stays on two wheels and leans toward stunts. Eggy Car swaps speed for careful driving, since you are carrying something fragile. Drive Mad itself is the puzzle-driven version of the same idea, where you learn each stage by crashing on it.

Stickman Bike suits keyboard players who like short attempts and steady improvement. A keyboard gives the most precise control, so a phone or tablet may be harder to use.